Sentence examples for make neglect from inspiring English sources

These stories make neglect by school administrators, parents, and peers seem like universal reactions to sexual and gender difference in youth.

Beyond making neglected classics available, Mr. Dutton is undermining some of Western culture's most cherished assumptions about books.

The NSPCC will launch a campaign to make tackling neglect a higher political priority at the next election.

The British Medical Association BMAA) has criticised plans to make "wilful neglect" a criminal offence under NHS changes.

'It adapts my view but does not make me neglect my religion.'.

Government plans to make "wilful neglect" by doctors and nurses a criminal offence are only a small part of the changes required to improve standards, a patient safety charity has said.

We tend to neglect what we have until we lost the thing we have, so being always with him or constantly calling and/or texting him will help to make him neglect you or possible leave you.

Unfortunately, parental alliance measures, until now, have not involved Bordin's components (Accurso et al. 2013) or have neglected making a distinction between these components (Hawley and Garland 2008; Kazdin and Whitley 2006).

After years of hubristic budgets promising to make the neglected north the new Jerusalem, there came something of a change in tone this week: "I'll try to ensure #NorthernPowerhouse remains a priority," tweeted former chancellor George Osborne, meekly, from the backbenches.

(I02) Temporal myopia  Temporal myopia exists when the pressures of complex decisions lead managers to make decisions, neglecting the future or demonstrating limited understanding of the impact of present decisions on future events [26].

An almost identical number of total responses was made by neglect patients (786) compared to stroke controls without neglect (787) (see Supplementary material, Table S2).